For tuition purposes, each student must be classified as either a resident student or a non-resident student. A student who is not classified as a resident ...

The initial classification is made by the office admitting you to the University as either an undergraduate, graduate or non-degree seeking student.

The Office of Residency Classification assists graduate and undergraduate students with application for entitlement to pay in-state rates on tuition and fees.

Who Must Submit an Application for Resident Classification? · you live outside the State of Michigan for any purpose, including, but not limited to, education, ...

Residency Reclassification Services handles students' requests to be reclassified as in-state residents for tuition purposes. Students who are initially ...

We've designed this tool to help you determine which residency classification category may apply to you.

Initial residency classification is determined by admissions staff from information submitted on the undergraduate application for admissions.

Documents supporting the establishment of residency for tuition purposes must be dated, issued or filed 12 months prior to the first day of classes of the term ...

Residency classification is determined by the admitting office based on whether a student meets all requirements of the University System of Maryland policy.

Residency is classified when students are admitted to the University by either the Office of Admissions (for undergraduates and non-degree), Graduate School ( ... Apply for Residency · FAQ · Operating Procedures · Change of Citizenship Status